I made this yummy manchow soup for first time and it turned out super delicious and I became so happy, so I want to share this yummy recipe. #RamadanSpecial

This is the egg drop soup I created after many visits to a Chinese restaurant.This is a super easy 3-minute recipe! My husband also loves egg drop soup so I made this at his request.It's important you add the egg after the soup has reached a rapid boil. Stir immediately after you add it, lightly breaking up the larger clumps. Use brands that have 435 g of canned corn, either Aohata or Tokachi. I use YOUKI brand for the chicken stock granules. Recipe by Banyangarden

I made this soup for lunch with leftover Chinese cabbage. Recipe by Rachis

Most of us have had egg drop soup at a Chinese restaurant. I find the soup comforting but usually very thick and somewhat bland. I think this recipe is an improvement.

Sweetness from cabbage and corn! A miso soup with a flavor reminiscent of miso ramen, thanks to chicken broth and sesame oil. Popular with the family. A Chinese-style soup.The origin of this recipeI didn't have Japanese dashi, so I made miso soup with chicken broth.It tastes like miso ramen, making you crave noodles.

The egg corn soup I had at a Chinese restaurant was delicious, so I tried to recreate it at home.■If you don't have Wei-pa, you can substitute with Chinese soup stock. In that case, check the instruction on the package and decide the amount.■When you are using canned creamed corn, you don't need to use a blender. Recipe by FarmersK

You can make this classic, beloved flavor just by dissolving seasonings in hot water. Feel free to add pepper or garlic to taste.Recipe background:I used to make this with a more elaborate method, but when I tried using just the minimum ingredients, it turned out simple and delicious! This works too! Chinese soup base is amazing. At home, I use a Chinese soup base paste.For the noodles this time, I used pasta cooked with baking soda to mimic Chinese-style noodles, so they turned out a bit thicker and straight.

This miso soup is rich in dietary fiber from maitake mushrooms and isoflavones from tofu and fried tofu. It was featured in a recipe book! The origin of this recipe: I made maitake mushroom miso soup with ingredients I had at home, and it turned out so delicious that I decided to share the recipe! I couldn't find this combination when I searched, so here it is.

I made this soup with spring cabbage, which is difficult to use up.You can use tubed ginger instead of grating it. In that case, use about 1.5 teaspoons should.Stir-fry the cabbage really well to bring out its sweetness.I recommend using Chinese cabbage in the winter. Recipe by Otometeo

My favorite Chinese Restaurant in San Francisco gave me this soup recipe a long time ago, verbally, this is how I have been making hot and sour soup since. I substituted silken egg tofu for firm tofu and chicken livers for chicken meat. The silken egg tofu makes the soup even smoother. If you like less spicy, cut the mala chili paste in half.

I love this hot and sour soup. It warms your body from the core on a cold day. It also livens up your appetite on a hot day.I used to add chicken to this soup, but I think it tastes better if you just add vegetable, so I changed the recipe. You can also use any leftover vegetables, tofu etc. in your fridge. Recipe by Setsubunhijiki

Ate it at a Chinese restaurant. It's actually pickled cabbage soup. But I had no cabbage. At the restaurant it was a really hot soup with a huge flakey sole. Not a good picture. Sole is white and hiding under the greens.